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Set out on a holiday adventure through the iconic capital cities of Central Europe – Prague, Vienna, and Budapest. Tour the magnificent Prague Castle and explore its famous Christmas market at the Old Town Square. Experience the world’s oldest Christmas market in Dresden. In Vienna, learn the secrets of confectionary at a candy workshop, and indulge in dinner at a historic Viennese restaurant. Explore Budapest’s outdoor markets aglow with lights, where stalls of crafts and delicacies abound. Along the way, immerse yourself in festive Christmas markets, experience cultural traditions, sample local cuisine, and glimpse this region’s rich history.
7 nights from $3,599 per person
Day 1 Overnight Flight
Set out on a holiday adventure through the iconic capital cities of Central Europe – Prague, Vienna, and Budapest. Along the way, immerse yourself in festive Christmas markets, enjoy traditional entertainment, sample local cuisine, and glimpse this region’s rich history.
Day 2 Prague, Czech Republic
Ancient landmarks and medieval architecture – you’ve arrived in Prague, the "City of 100 Spires." With no scheduled activities today, spend your time as you wish, exploring the city independently. This evening, gather with your fellow travelers for a welcome dinner at a local restaurant.(D)
Day 3 Prague
Experience the magic and wonder of Prague during the holiday season. Your introduction to this fairy-tale city begins with a panoramic tour. Explore the “Castle District,” including the gothic St. Vitus Cathedral and the majestic Prague Castle. Marvel at the iconic, statue-lined Charles Bridge, a picturesque structure stretching over the Vltava River. Spend the rest of the day taking in the best Prague has to offer independently. Visit the renowned Christmas market in Old Town Square filled with artisan crafts, festive food, and warm holiday drinks.(B)
Day 4 Prague - Dresden, Germany - Prague
Travel to Dresden, Germany, known as “Florence on the Elbe.” Join a local guide for a tour highlighting its Baroque architecture, including Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) and the Royal Palace. Visit the Striezelmarkt, the world’s oldest Christmas market, dating back to 1434. Enjoy free time exploring the stalls overflowing with ornaments, sample local sweets, and get lunch on your own before returning to Prague later in the afternoon.(B)
Day 5 Prague - Ceský Krumlov - Vienna, Austria
Depart Prague and travel through the scenic countryside toward Vienna, Austria. En route, stop in the medieval town of Ceský Krumlov. Explore its charming cobblestone streets and impressive castle independently, with time for lunch on your own. Continue onward to Vienna, where you’ll enjoy dinner at a traditional Viennese restaurant known for its historic ambiance and classic Austrian cuisine. Arrive in the grand city of Vienna, aglow with holiday lights. Perhaps you’ll join your Tour Manager for an evening stroll.(B, D)
Day 6 Vienna
This morning, meet your local guide for a combined scenic bus and walking tour of Vienna’s city center, showcasing grand architecture, scenic parks, and Gothic spires that fill the city. Get a taste of Vienna’s sweet confectionary history when you visit a family-owned candy workshop. See where candies are still being made according to traditional recipes dating back over 150 years. Enjoy free time in the afternoon to visit the Christkindlmarkt. Perhaps the biggest and most famous in the city, it is set at the neo-gothic Rathaus City Hall. Tonight, you may choose an option to explore the Christmas market and the interiors at the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, together with a classical music performance at the famous Orangery.(B)
Day 7 Vienna - Bratislava, Slovakia - Budapest, Hungary
Travel to Bratislava, the former Imperial capital of the Habsburg Empire. Enjoy free time for lunch, exploring historic streets, and visiting charming Christmas markets. Continue into the Hungarian countryside for a cultural experience at a rustic local restaurant. Learn how to make traditional Hungarian strudel before indulging in typical Hungarian fare for dinner. Later this evening, arrive in Budapest, the "Queen of the Danube," and your home for the next two nights. Enjoy the evening on your own or join your Tour Manager for an evening walk.(B, D)
Day 8 Budapest
This morning, choose how you want to experience Budapest with an expert local guide because it’s your choice! Embark on a classic Budapest city tour, where you’ll visit highlights like the Fisherman’s Bastion and pass the historic Old Buda -OR- retrace Budapest’s musical history throughout the city before visiting The House of Music Hungary. Enjoy free time this afternoon to explore Budapest’s Christmas markets, St. Stephen’s Basilica, or Vörösmarty Square, brimming with food and crafts stalls where local musicians often perform. This evening, celebrate the journey with your fellow travelers at a farewell dinner.(B, D)
Day 9 Budapest - Tour Ends
Say goodbye to these regal cities as your spirited holiday tour wraps up today.(B)
Day 1 Overnight Flight
Set out on a holiday adventure through the iconic capital cities of Central Europe – Prague, Vienna, and Budapest. Along the way, immerse yourself in festive Christmas markets, enjoy traditional entertainment, sample local cuisine, and glimpse this region’s rich history.
Day 2 Prague, Czech Republic
Ancient landmarks and medieval architecture – you’ve arrived in Prague, the "City of 100 Spires." With no scheduled activities today, spend your time as you wish, exploring the city independently. This evening, gather with your fellow travelers for a welcome dinner at a local restaurant.(D)
Day 3 Prague
Experience the magic and wonder of Prague during the holiday season. Your introduction to this fairy-tale city begins with a panoramic tour. Explore the “Castle District,” including the gothic St. Vitus Cathedral and the majestic Prague Castle. Marvel at the iconic, statue-lined Charles Bridge, a picturesque structure stretching over the Vltava River. Spend the rest of the day taking in the best Prague has to offer independently. Visit the renowned Christmas market in Old Town Square filled with artisan crafts, festive food, and warm holiday drinks.(B)
Day 4 Prague - Dresden, Germany - Prague
Travel to Dresden, Germany, known as “Florence on the Elbe.” Join a local guide for a tour highlighting its Baroque architecture, including Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) and the Royal Palace. Visit the Striezelmarkt, the world’s oldest Christmas market, dating back to 1434. Enjoy free time exploring the stalls overflowing with ornaments, sample local sweets, and get lunch on your own before returning to Prague later in the afternoon.(B)
Day 5 Prague - Ceský Krumlov - Vienna, Austria
Depart Prague and travel through the scenic countryside toward Vienna, Austria. En route, stop in the medieval town of Ceský Krumlov. Explore its charming cobblestone streets and impressive castle independently, with time for lunch on your own. Continue onward to Vienna, where you’ll enjoy dinner at a traditional Viennese restaurant known for its historic ambiance and classic Austrian cuisine. Arrive in the grand city of Vienna, aglow with holiday lights. Perhaps you’ll join your Tour Manager for an evening stroll.(B, D)
Day 6 Vienna
This morning, meet your local guide for a combined scenic bus and walking tour of Vienna’s city center, showcasing grand architecture, scenic parks, and Gothic spires that fill the city. Get a taste of Vienna’s sweet confectionary history when you visit a family-owned candy workshop. See where candies are still being made according to traditional recipes dating back over 150 years. Enjoy free time in the afternoon to visit the Christkindlmarkt. Perhaps the biggest and most famous in the city, it is set at the neo-gothic Rathaus City Hall. Tonight, you may choose an option to explore the Christmas market and the interiors at the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, together with a classical music performance at the famous Orangery.(B)
Day 7 Vienna - Bratislava, Slovakia - Budapest, Hungary
Travel to Bratislava, the former Imperial capital of the Habsburg Empire. Enjoy free time for lunch, exploring historic streets, and visiting charming Christmas markets. Continue into the Hungarian countryside for a cultural experience at a rustic local restaurant. Learn how to make traditional Hungarian strudel before indulging in typical Hungarian fare for dinner. Later this evening, arrive in Budapest, the "Queen of the Danube," and your home for the next two nights. Enjoy the evening on your own or join your Tour Manager for an evening walk.(B, D)
Day 8 Budapest
This morning, choose how you want to experience Budapest with an expert local guide because it’s your choice! Embark on a classic Budapest city tour, where you’ll visit highlights like the Fisherman’s Bastion and pass the historic Old Buda -OR- retrace Budapest’s musical history throughout the city before visiting The House of Music Hungary. Enjoy free time this afternoon to explore Budapest’s Christmas markets, St. Stephen’s Basilica, or Vörösmarty Square, brimming with food and crafts stalls where local musicians often perform. This evening, celebrate the journey with your fellow travelers at a farewell dinner.(B, D)
Day 9 Budapest - Tour Ends
Say goodbye to these regal cities as your spirited holiday tour wraps up today.(B)
All fares are quoted in US Dollars.
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USA
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